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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11
The STANLEY Expedition At Cape Town.

CAPEruwN. March l0.-The Stanley
Expedition mr the relief of Emin Bey,
which left Zanzibar about two week ago,
arrived here lI-t evening. II will proceed
to dIy to the Congo river and Mr.. Stanley
saws he will g.t there by the 18th, three
days earlier than he had expected to. The
men composing the expedition are in fine
condition. There h., ~ Tar been neither
sickness nor CrScrtiOn anon them.
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ever was done would lie for the best inter
est of Baltimore; but further iniorInation
be could not give just now. From TINS II
was inferred that the scheme was not July
coDsumnated and that important develop
ments might be expected in the near futnTe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

THE Chicago congregational ministers
have, finally, by = unanimous vote resolved
10 send message Of coincidence to Mrs.
RErrHEE. II comes with 4 very had grace
at this late day anal does not help matters
In the least
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

The Typographical Union of Milwaukee
has given its men permission to return to
work. The papers, however, are all fully
manned by non-uniOnists, and but few Of
the strikers can get work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

that suit had been entered in court against
them from interfering with the property OF
the company, its employees, or trespassing
upon its right Of way through the city.
The men stated that they had no disposi-
tion to disobey any orders Of court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11
Hooking VALLEY l..,..

hI. AG" Ills, March I0--At a meet
pis.-H Iss INIe to-day Of the roads interested in
!, ai'lsoarg aud HOeking Valley coal traffic,
- ~, was de'lded that pre- ent established
.lS souSn rates to Chicago and Western
olhes De continued Local Gates. where
nisnsr' ' Will be sealed down 40 meet the
requirements OF the inter state law
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11
Jerry sullivan Appointed.

WASHINGTON, Marh The Conptpl-
Ter of the Treasury tO-diy appointed Jety
J. Sullivan. of Millersti Org, o., to he f.
aminer of National Banis in Eastern Obj
in place of 3. c. Parsons resigned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11
The Coopers' strike Ended.

New YORK, March 1l.-It is rPOrted
by the striking cOOpers here tO-dai that
all the firms employing them haR con-
eeded their demands except one. 1t Is
expeated that a settlenlsnt will be rC,ched
there and that the menwill all 20 toy work
tO-moTrOW
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

IT IS said that Cardinal TAsCHEREAU
hss experienced a change OF base in regard
10 the X. of L. since the dissemination OF
the news from Rome. He IN abide by
the Pope's decision.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

The musicians having organized, will
they regard the Italian counts, who monkey
with the barrel organ, in the light Of for
eign pauper labor?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

MANY of the trade dollars presented at
the Sub Treasury in New York tor redemp-
zion are found to have been split aud 50
skiUfully filled with another substance as
10 almost defv detection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

Mrs. PARSONS was sent to the county
iail at Columbus yesterday for disOrderly
conduct. in default OF $500 bond to keep
the peace. The Lady made a speech to the
crowd nbout that being the end of liberty,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11
NATURES HIGHWAY.

DaiHgs of Boats asd Bosex-1s sIosg ths
Several tows Of oc:S< ~ dawn yestsr-
day.
The name OF the steamboat Nellz y.
Brogn has been changer to the John Il
The Shirley will leave f@ Cincinpsd to-
morrow afternoon at three o'clock. Those
clever and competent Eentlemen, Czptain
Amos Davis and Clerk Charlie Reeves, will
zee TO the comfort of all passengers.
The marks nc the landing iasf evening
indicated II feet 4 inches and falling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

THESE are the days OF railrAod sensa'
tons. A report Is abroad that the Kama
wha aui Ohio has been sold to the VAN
DEEuILr- u DC operated in S40nectiOn
with their Cleveland connections. The re,
port is emphatically denied by Mr.. ERWIN
DAVIS. of New York, tie principal stock
holder They have toJ good thing to
sell tn anNhnlN.
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R,isad the NyhsaNTar;F.

PAEIs, March 1G,-The Chamber Of
Dephties to-day by vote Of % 10 23s
approved the bill impOsinga duty Of five
francs per kilas on wheat imports.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11
THE WILL
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.
Chicago Ministers send Sympathetic d~'
..o.srto M Raa.bar

ssgesito Mrs. Beeeher.
CHICAGO, March l0.-At the prayer
meeting at the Leayitt Street COngrega-
tional Church, last night, Rev. Theodore
P. Prudden, the pastor, who spoke and
voted for the Beecher resolution of condo
lenee, in the ministers meeting Mondsy,
suggested that the church ought nos to
rest silent under the statement so publicly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

The arguments for Sew trial OF the
Anarchists viii be heard Thursday next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

CHRISTINE NILSSON has been married
to Count MIRANDI. She will retire from
the lyric stage it is said.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

4 STRANGE story Of human deprayity
comes from New EUnsSfk, y. j., where
CoRSEIIA and RoREET DsSNEAp, wealthy
mI,eIs, died IN utter >Iuallr, their bodies
being kept in the hoycl u their two sons
Tor Gge weeks The copss were horribly
decOwPosei when found b. the officers,
whose entrance WAS Gor,ibli opposed to by
tbc evidently insane sons
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

The suspension OF segeral students at
the University. for chcsting in eNamina-
lion, has raised quite tempest at Nor
gautown. Tie facts oNtliued by the REG
I~TER eNoncratc the Fa,ilty. who deserve
praise from the plr,rtsoi these young gen
tlemen. 1t is 10 lie regretted that the
young men have outGroyn the sway OF the
matzrual slipper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11
NEWS AND COMMENT.
rHE WEATHER.

For Western Pennsylvania and West Yirginis,
falr weather, becoming warmer, easterly winds,
-hiitiug 20 sOutherly,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11
Christine NII..en Married.

PARIS, March 10.-Christine NilAou
has been married to Count Mirandi, andt y
is reported that she will retire from tft
lyric stage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11
MAY NOT ACCEPT.

Calvin 5. Brice, one of the Richmond
terminal directors, and also supposed to he
in the syndicate To which President Gar
rrtt, OF the T.. X o. has offered the option
of the purchase, said, after the meeting ol
the Richmond terminal directors to-day :
We have not decided yet whether ar not
yyr shall accept the offered option. |
g1eatly doubt ii Mr.. Garrett would sell,
except on conditions that IN" Il. X
q. and the Richmond terminal be
consolidated. making "A 5000 mile trunk
line. As Richmond terminal director, |
would like Ia see this done, provided the
terms of purchase are fair; that j. if the
price S low enough. 80 far | have not
made mp my mind on thai point. think
none OF the dirsclOrS have AZ yet. We
received the proposition in its present
form only yesterday and are not decided
on IT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

THE STANLEY expedition has arrived
at Capetown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11
THE DEAD PREACHl.
THE PRIVATE FUNERAL SERVICES ATE
BEECHRR MANSION.
Tribute From the DecsaSsi's Old Prisrd-Dr. I;
Touching Aidress-Twsnty Thousand Pc
pie View the Remains at the Church
Beautiful Floral Emblems.

New YORK, March 10-In spite ole
rain the streets in the vicinity OF I.
Henry Ward Beecher's house were CroW
with people this morning.
AT 8 O'Clock Police Captain Camll
and squad OF twenty police took up tr
stations in front of the house.
A large number of floral emblems V
received before the private services V
commenced. Two wreaths of white rd
lilies OF the valley and sm,lax were receH
by Mrs. Colonel Beecher early in the ml
ing. These bore the cards of Ellen TS
and Henry Irving. Mrs. S. V. White t
a pillar of white rosses.
The coffin rested in the center Ofe
front parlOr and was surrounded vita
bank of fragrant flowers. The sweet Z
fume pervaded the air, and on all SIS
could be seen floral emblems from e
friends and admirers of the dead diyl.
The remains were dressed i'll suits
black brOadcloth with the frock coat II
toned up and the right hand laid acrs
the heart. The features were natural d
there Was 4 smile upon the face. The l,{
gray hair was brushed back over his eiy
Just as Mr.. Beecher wore it when ID
Early in the morning, before services, r.
Beechcr went into the parlor and stOOdr
the coffin for some time. She bent Oy
the remains, and, after imprinting a ki
upon the cold lips, was led into the ba
room,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

tbs Pennsylvania Company has OBJ
tanned sn injunction against the strikers at
Youngstown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11
THAT B. AND @. DEAL.
Mr.. GARRETT ADMITS THAT THERE Is
TRUTH IN 1T.
Gigantic Combination Of Roads Reaching the
Length and Breadth Of the COuntry-HlstCry
Of the Deal-The Syndieate-Par-
ticulas Leaking Out

NEW YORK, March 1O.-The Executive
Committee of the Richmond Terminal Com
pany has Just gone into session.
They will consider two propositions re-
lating to the purchase of the Baltimore
and Ohio stock under the option given by
Robert Garrett to Alfred Suily. One OF
the directors just said that the proposition
most likely to be adopted is that syndi-
cate shall take the stock in their interests
and hold it until the Richmond Terminal
full Board of Directors approve OF the ac-
ton of the Executive Committee. 1t will
then be placed in a collateral trust, and
the Richmond Terminal will either con-
solidate TIE Baltimore and Ohio with their
system or operate it separately prOprie-
tary road.
The Baltimore and Ohio track from
Baltimore and Washington to Philadel
phia will be used rs q trunk line for the
business OF its own western lines to the
other roads in the Richmond Terminal sys-
TEN.
The Z. L. T. has no interest in the deal,
nor has the Western Union. 1t is simply
= Richmond Terminal arrangement, and
has no similarity Ia the sale Of Wander
hits holdings of New York Central to the
London syndicate. The price and mode of
PAYMENT are about the same aS has already
been published. The purchase Of the
minority stock Is not being considered.
LATEE-The meeting OF the Richmond
Terminal Executive Committee has adj
jourued tn meet ut the call OF Mr.. Sully,
hut all information is refused aS to their
action. The members intimate that they
are pledged to secrecy, and Mr.. Price is
quoted as saying that the premature pub
hCatiOn of the proposed plan may interfere
with the accumulation OF Il majority Of the
stock which Mr.. Garrett agreed to deliver.
lie alse stated that lie thought Mr.. Garrett
only wanted to make I nominal sale for the
purpose OF amalglmltin% the Baltimore
and Ohio system with Richmond Terminal.
This. Mr.. Price says. he is willing rs q di-
rector Of the Terminal Company to accede
to. After the adjournment Ut the commit
tee several oil the directors met, and all cir
cumstanceS 80 far to-day confirm the di-
rrctorS' statement made before the meeting
wlS called 10 order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11
HoRsFORDs ACID Puo-PHATE
Chzrn,iDr Fn..,

- Ds ), X Schwartz, Hassu.baEE. Pa,
wita itlS iSa''nins eject and a.a usReh Plsased
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

FRANCE has raised the duty on imported
wheat five francs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

REAUrIFrL floral emblemS are pouring
into the EEErHEE mansion. Burial ser
vices were rcad over the remains privately
in the prrlcr Of the hOuSe Yesterday.
Evenly thousand persons passed the
cat,EIIuue NJ the church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

Ir Is stated that the Hon. RANDOLPH
TUCKER is booked for the Consul General
shipat Paris, and it he declines that post
will bc named - one of the Commission
ers to investigate the accounts Of the
Pacific railroads.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11
THE PRIVATE SERVICES.

Promptly at $50 o'clock Rev. Charl'
jail, of the Church OF the Holy Trinit,
uttered the house. After a short CONVEX
stiOn with Major J. i. Pond he entere
te front parlOr anu commenced to rea
H. burial service from the ritual of IL
EiScopal church.
A quartette sang "Jesus. Lover of NJ
Sol" " beyond the Signing and the Weel
int'' and Come, Holy Spirit.
lille the services were in progress
th4Ouse, Company G, known as Plymout
Connny, OF the Thirteenth Regiment, w:
thron up in front OF the house on Hicl
stree They were dressed in the regul;
tiOnsnilorm. Only the members of I'll
tamn and . few intimate friends wet
preser during the services at the hOuS.
The finily were seated in the back parln.
Non of the family were dressed in blacll
Mrs. lecher sat near the remains dnrIS
the rtiling OF the service, and by her sitl
were sons and daughter and the mel
bers u fer family. She bore up wonder
fully ding the whole of the ceremony arG
was qui calm. 4 few minutes before th,
remanSEere carried out of the hOuSt Il
the hrae the rain ceased, the cluIdi
passed aay and the sunshine burst put
bright III clear. 4 ray shown thrOtgt
the front indow of the plrlor, and beur,
the lid "the cISket was screwed dawn
resting r1n the great divine, lighting VI
and turmb halo around the head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11
BYNw0OD.

Mrs.. Alonzo Raper Is vidting brr ps(fgs
Dz. home In Matiiasszs. %.
Mr.. Christian Peiiey u having In ~
pnt ON his residesos ON Water stsseG +
Mr. Dan Knight, Of the Lower vag1
returned last week from MeKnspSt
Mr.. Walter Dugzn, psomisent eittwo:
ofCentre ward, u suffering from % tttark
Of typhoid fever.
The ebb in the fiow Of natural - csunso
q cesatis0 in the opesatioss a ssos 90
Industries yesterday. :
Rev. IL MeNeminan delivered - es1D
and eloquent lecture N his csansegn1lN
Wednesday evening. ~ ~
The boys denossinzte sseiss ". r91
brings freight dops sn The fsegEbn -
The Flying Dstshman. "
A mnall boz dissrtsd tss srstlGno -
erperis 70 move kess pert nssssh - -
lyipe on ths B. 4 o. plsffssu -
daya It.k snid ttAt ssDs 80 hso
opes. ~, = ri q ::
Ths f.esssy q Ne Dss~u y
shat doss yesterday sl>mnG 4
msinder q The week, ew1rr ~
sisssy = -: - sssy 9
idle. ~ IS. 81 e; s. 4:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

THE strikers at CoanelISville and neigh
bo7ius towns on the L. X o. are still hold
iug out. The Grand Master of the Broth
trhool OF Firemru hls ordered the iremcn
10 withdraw from the strike. He says the
strike is in violation of the rules of the
lnrlar
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
Observation-Disclosures Is,

Secret Meeting ga A:Isn;a at tbs I,imbaU
Hcusc Over which Senator Brown Prs.
sides.
ATLANTA. GA, Aug. D.. There viii be
2 prohibition election held il Atlanta this
fall This afternoon there vase secret
conclave in one Of the private dining
rooms q thc K.n3all ct whjcl there were
prssea. ieediDg Observation-Disclosures ci
inc city. Among them Senator joe
Brown, Mayor Cooper, arumber OF mem
beIs OF tlo Council ard others in ali
grades Of sccta-y, There we're between
sixty snd seventy in al. 1t is said that
Senator Brown presided.
Tn feasibility OF holding sn election
this yGar was earnestly sEd warmly dis
cussed, and was finally decided that the
issue should be pushed for all it was
worth. 4 IsIge amount OF money va
TiouslY reported a from 500, 600 TO 81,
600, 900 vas pledged. IN executive com
mittee will be chosen ct once, and from
now on the campaign will be pushed Wig
orously.
The election viii, under law, be held
November %. The men present were
sworn to secrecy, but this much has
leaked out This action will De 6 great
surprise to ProhibitiOnists who have not
figured on al election this year.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09

minority should accept the result in pa
thence and good feeling, and not veX tie
voters by insisting on keeping alive the
strife. The committee claims that theii
cause, like the one in which many OF them
were engaged quarter Of century ego,
is "though lost, still JUST an the belief
in its righteousness still remains. The
Prohibition!sts are asked to continue
their organization upon the non-partiz2n
basis upon which they were founded, for
the purpose Of educating the people up to
the propsr frame OF mind to indorse the
suppression CT the liquor traffic. The ad-
dress is wise and conservative. The
people OF Texas DO not desire con.inua-
ton Of TIE scenes and incidents Of last
summer. The question is settled ior many
years to come, ard further reference 10 it
should not be made. If the Prohibition
lists believe that their views on tie
whisky trshic are correct they Rave 8
right to continue in The belief uEno-
Tested, ard without in cry way interfar-
ing with their party ieaIty or Affiliations.
1t nay be that in time to come the ma
jority OF votes in Texas in favor OF pro
aibitton VIII be IS large as that opposed
70 it in the I1.c election, and when sucn
time arrives, il Il ever does, people will
not lock back into the past and see Whist
! this generation thought Of the matter
they VIII have it. The legislation of the
past IVES for the pas, and the present
only II It suits the present. The legisla-
ton Of the present is for the present, and
fer the future only if j! suits the future.
/ People who are free will prescribe such
/ Laws and rules SIS they think best suited
TO their necessities, and the theory that
we should legisI2te for the future is false
and foolish. There are thousands OF
voters in Texas who were opposed to
prohibition but VINO favored the submis-
sion OF the question 10 the people for the
sole purpose OF eliminating it from the
politics of the present. Thet has been
4 accomplished most efectually, ard par
suing the subject IN It's retirement is
vicious.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
FOR IICE-PRES IDENT.

The almost unanimous opinion that Mr.
Cleveland will be renominated by &C
clamation for the presidency invests the
question of the vice presidency with I'M
usual interest. THE GAZETTE has no
sympathy with the demand" expressed
in some quarters, for the nomination of g
southern" man to the second place on
the national ticket next year. Sectional
demands are Inconsistent with the ma
tional professions of the Democratic
party, and THE GAZETTE believes that,
with sill true Democrats, the demand"
should be for the man who can lend most
strength to the ticket snd increase the
electoral vote cast for it, whether that
man come from the west or the east. or
from the north or the south.
II was eminently proper for Nr.
Cleveland to place three men from the
south in his Cabinet, no. upon sectional
considerations, but for Democratic
reasons. TIE battle having been gained,
the responsibility for the uses
made of the victory should have
been placed upon Democratic shoulders,
and it was thus vested by calling Garland,
Lamar and Bsyard to the Cabinet. THE
GAzETTEl is not sure but that four mem
bers from what are known as southern"
states should have been called to the
DIT bo
next year the case is different. There is
no longer any south" or "n0rth" in
the sense that such sectional designs
tons once unhappily divided this country.
Cleveland's election and The presence Of
ex-Rebels in the Cabinet, with the splen-
did administration the country hiss en-
joyed for two years, have eliminated "the
SOUTH" as sectional factor, from politi-
cal discussion. "The south" has been
eliminated through Reinstatement, and
a southern" man for Tice-President
should not be made the dying echo OF q
past that is dead through Democratic
domination.
The "demand" for ice-presidentiel
candidate should be Democratic, and
not sectional, one. Whether Villas
from the northwest, Morrison from the
west. or Carlisle or Lee from
"the SOUTH" let the de-
mand be 8 national Democratic. and
not ssouthern" sectional one. The de-
mand is for Democratic administration
for the whole country, and not for the
north or the south
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09

THE Dallas News mourns and will not
be comforted. Coke will not agree to
the policy % that paper, and there IS no
peace. Coke is in 6 position where 70
asgail MIN were ruinous, and the News is
husned. Coke. moreover, made speech
some years ago wherein Re gave the
country pretty Gear opinion OF bis esti-
mate of the News, and he ssid some
very hard hard th!rg3, did Coke-some
remorseless!y cruel things. The News is
greatly exercised over personal and party
integrity, principle and alteceIart, aZ5
this same man Coke, By remarkable &C.
incidence, took for his text, il his never
to-be-forgctten speech, these same words.
Il IS good many years since Coke gaye
utteraace to his opinion on these ques-
tions, but his words still live and burn.
To be compelled to stin9 itself and ssy
only half what it feels about Coke is ex
quisite torture to the News. II the
daisies would only spring over Coke's
grave, tears CT Joy snd gladness would
flow from the News sanctum to water
them. But, alas. Coke viii NOT die. lie
grows stronger every day in Inc respcc,
and confidence Of the Democracy.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09

CHEW ZIG gum Is now Clsimed to be 2
preventive as well as cure Of seasick-
ness. A correspondent CT the Chicago
Herald makes this statement: Ii last
Sundays issue Of your v&luatI5 paper !
read an article On the tllicGcy Of chewing
gum as preventive-as well as being 8
certain cure-ior seasickness, and desire
now to add my testimony to that of the
writer OF the article above mentioned,
namely: That chewing gum IS sure
and positive preventive for sessickness.
l had occasion to freely test It's merits On
Monday, the 22d inst, while crossing
Lake Michigsa on the steamer Weston.
We encountered one Of the most terrific
gales of the season. The vessel rolled
and dipped most feartully. Nearly all
aboard were sick. l began 10 feel that
the awful time had arrived when ! too
must give up to seasickress, when 81 OF
sudden l thought OF my chewing gum,
which l always keep on hand. imme-
di2tely put 8 piece in my mouth end
began rapid chewing, which had 3
pleasant and soothing effect and dispelled
al feeling of nausea. l kept up the
chewing with great regularity and soon
was made happy in the knowledge that il
had prevented me from falling svictlm to
seasickness. I enjoyed the rolling Of the
vessel and stuck right 10 my gum during
the trip This is no fancy sketch, nor
written in the interest Of shy par
ticular brand of gum, but real
fact. Let the incredulous try it." THE
GAZETTE can now understand why no
Fort Worth girl is ever seasick.